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The Sound of Emotion: Exploring ‘Call Me By Your Name’ (2017)

In the realm of film, the potency of sound in storytelling is often understated, as we ourselves often do not realise the sound happening all around us, even in silence. However, it plays a crucial role in enriching the narrative and intensifying the emotional impact of a film. In my opinion the movie with the most exemplified use of sound is Luca Guadagnino’s ‘Call Me By Your Name’ (2017). It is celebrated for its poignant narrative and beautiful aesthetics. This Blog delves into the film’s mesmerizing sound, music and dialogue to create an immersive experience. ‘Call Me By Your Name’, set in the 1980s, uses sound to create an authentic ambiance of a summer somewhere in northern Italy. The film’s sound design accentuates the narrative and creates a lasting spectrum of emotions, from serenity of the Italian countryside to the intense feelings of a culminating first love. Sound is powerful in cinema and this film proves it. A critical component of the film’s soundtrack are the songs...

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